Articles by A.J. Betts

Freshman sensation Ta’Shauna “Sugar” Rodgers eclipsed 20 points for the second time in as many games for Georgetown (1-1), but a 29-point performance from junior guard Dawn Evans and a late rally earned the James Madison Dukes (1-0) a 79-76 home victory over the Hoyas on Wednesday.

The winningest season in over a decade, the deepest postseason run in program history and four returning starters; for most teams, this would be a recipe for big dreams and high hopes. Georgetown opens its season tomorrow at Missouri State. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m.

This senior has headed the Bison offense since injuries handed him the starting job his freshman season, but the recruit didn’t begin to blossom into a dangerous quarterback until last season.

Rich Hussey was ready for a big Homecoming game last year against the University of Pennsylvania. Unfortunately for the Hoya offensive lineman, his left knee wasn’t.

The Crusaders (1-0, 1-0 Patriot League) broke through in the fourth quarter with a pair of touchdowns to notch a 20-7 victory.

If Georgetown is to upset Holy Cross tomorrow, it will have to ensure it keeps the Patriot League’s biggest star under control.

Georgetown jumps right into Patriot League action with a challenging first game, opening the season with a trip to Worcester, Mass., to face Holy Cross.

When Terri Williams-Flournoy took over Georgetown’s women’s basketball program five years ago, she brought not only a wealth ...

With the last of former Head Coach Patrick Knapp’s players gone, coming off the first winning season under Head ...